Recently, Benny the Butcher posted a video, seeing which, it is clear that he is doing okay after the shooting. He uploaded a clip on Instagram, wherein he can be seen coming out of the hospital to get on a private jet. Needless to say, a few friends and crutches offered support. It is still good news, though. He became the most recent victim of a gunshot wound among rappers this week, in Houston, in what is being looked at as an attempted robbery. The rapper went to Walmart, and as they were in a car in the lot, another car pulled up and five men took out their guns and asked for their chains. Reportedly, Benny got shot because they were very slow with the process.
Recently, Wale and DJ Money could be seen enjoying in the studio, and seemed to be engrossed in creating a new single. Now, they have released the single at last and it turned out to be “Lions, Bengals, and Bears (Freestyle).” It was produced by Money, Dante Carter, and Chad Paul. In the song, Wale can be seen playing gymnastics with lyrics, referencing sports. This was Wale’s first release since summer’s The Imperfect Storm. Before that, he released his sixth studio LP, Wow… That’s Crazy, featuring 15 cuts as well as assists from Jacquees, Ari Lennox, Boogie, Megan Thee Stallion, Lil Durk, 6LACK, and more.
Finally, an investment deal was made by Quavo, who is an award-winning artist, songwriter, athlete as well as an entertainer, to now enjoy a minority stake in Legends, which is a brand selling athletic apparel. He becomes a part of many other popular investors such as Steve Nash, Baker Mayfield, Matt Barnes, Willie McGinest, as well as many other players in the NFL. In order to celebrate this association, Quavo decided to ensure that many of his friends including Pharell, Bieber, and Offset receive a kit that contains Quavo x LEGENDS gear.
Columbia is the capital and second-largest city of the U.S. state of South Carolina, with a population estimate of 131,674 as of 2019. South Carolina has produced movie stars, professional athletes, musicians, and Hip-Hop artists.
“Late night dinners with the masses, If ain’t about that bag, Then I’m passing
From the same school but different classes, I was taught to hustle and get it And I passed it”
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